Farmer Chosen Captain for Capitol High Football Team
Eastern High School will be represented on next season's inter high football schedule after the Capitol HS athletic association meeting yesterday. Captain Farmer, praised for past play against Army and Navy Preparatory, leads a squad including Marin McGlitty Dodd Ames Fitz Hugh Hatha Clark Barney McPhes and White.
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H Sh Senant
Atheltic Agauation
Capitol
Wit
Schedul
Enousa
Hp & Leam Fraime
Hewan
Army
Navy
Ap Wis
Winening
Sears
Lapt
Farmer
Marin
McGlitty
Dodd J Ames
Fitzehugh
Hatha
Claik Barney
McPhes and
Whitre
Skating Wrangle Sparks Call for U S Help
Montreal reports a Canada wide dispute over skating championships. The Amateur Athletic Union warns United States associations to withhold entrants to this year’s Canadian championships, signaling a possible withdrawal from the Canadian Amateur Union and a move toward professionalization. Jim Sullivan, A U president may be needed to settle the matter.
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A. U
Montreal
Canada
Canadem Amateur Athletic Union
United States
Amateur
Montresl
Amare Athletic
Skating Association
Desnies
Baron Wilkes Sold to Missouri Buyer
Tancaster Mass January 9 announced today the sale of Baron Wilkes a noted trotting stallion to BR Krell of Carthage Missouri. Colonel John Thayer disclosed the purchase price of 825000 and stated the horse has a 2 18 record and sired many famous racers.
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Col. Thayer
Tancaster
Mass
Baron Wilkes
BR Krell
Carthage
Cor
John Thayer
Col ‘Pharer
Fq Stover
Pariy
Haron Wilkes
Mae
Promoters Seek Jockey Club Sanction For Virginia Race Revival
Norfolk leaders press for Jockey Club sanction to stage a Virginia race revival next summer. Ex congressman Young spearheads the bid to secure a one mile track and May or June dates, aiming to attract global attention and spur a successful exhibition-backed meeting.
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Jockey Club
Virgina
Norfolk
Jovkey Club
Young
Jockey Club santUons Uie
Ag Wiel Ag
Jockes Club
Brighton Cup Attracts Record Entries In 1906 Brighton Stakes
Brighton Beach Racing Association reports 73 entries for the Brighton Cup against 47 last year and 284 for Brighton Produce. Highlights include nominees like Electonees De Mund and Blakes town with Lesterlin, plus interest in two mile and a quarter Brighton Gap and a $10,000 three year old event.
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Brighton Beach Racing Association
Brighton
Salyidere
Crac
Electonees
Faturha
de Mund
Ukeereay Imuie
Burgamaster
Jahd
fo-Kalon
Brooklyn
Dandelion
Running Water
Tangle
Oard Croker
Blakestown
Lesterlin
Stella
Brighton Gap
JB Haggia
Synpy-Hall
Phillia
Punelwstown
Caregen
Donohue
Fox
Gee
Blackchalrea
Iriahman
Comiskey
Che Sebring
Jimmy
Nayad
Wermanny
Williamport
Sebfing
Charter Marnhy
Cincinnati Enquirer
White Fox
Syorid
Chiroo
Werb
Standing Defeats White In Close Tennis Match
George Standing, the world champion, defeats John White of the Home Club in a tight two sets and aims to win the third match of the professional court tournament at the Racquet and Tennis Club. Both players had mishaps earlier in the week but appeared in good form today. Standing 828, White 68 3.
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New York
George Standing
John White
White
Finch Fights Foul Claim Fail to Halt Eight Length Win
New Orleans January racing card at City Park features Phil Finch in the featured mile event. Subador, ridden by Russell, wins the hurdle handicap by eight lengths over Naran with high betting interest and a controversial no foul claim aboard Phil Finch. Cassidy also secures wins with Favorita and Whisk Broom in sprint events as the crowd enjoys a full program.
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Washington Post
New Orleans
City Park
Pin
Aubmission
Lowe
Envoy
Lucky Chaim
Laws
Phil Inch
Lg Walp
Phil Finch
Warren
Cassis
Subador
Russell
Lay
Naran
Conigan
Robert Tucker
Bino
Uiree
Favorita
Mountain
Lloyd
Cassidy
McIntyre
Huestis
Dinemock
HW Lloyd
Duchess of Montebello
A Williamey
Lenina
D. Austin
Tod
Metzger
F Glenny MacBride
Lady Coventry
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Star
Culo
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Q. Lee
Austin
Battlee
Gremue
Fly On
Bine
Lee Printess Sue
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Oxmounds
Bojou' Lark
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Wolf
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North Wind
Mulwark Athens
O Stone
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Aso
Burnolette Wins Oakland Opener In Easy Style
San Francisco Jan 9 Burnolette the 20-10-1 choice won the opening Cosette Handicap at Oakland defeating Nealon before a field including Brider and press Wheeler. In the Futurity, Burnelette led after 1 1/16 miles while Korosllany and LaRose contested the other high events with several horses finishing in the money.
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Oakland
San Franccisco
Nealon
Joe Coyne
Maries
Burnelette
Qi Brider
Press Wheeler
Menakatin
Hadgar
Banouiia
Ullivan
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Mine
Tonapa
Luan
Letia
Joe Cove
Maintyre
Fet
Orner
Worrigan
Lari
Kircchbaum
Joe Gatenw
Cert James
Plekaway Alvo Ron
Baby Race Sparks Ascot Interest at Los Angeles Meet
Suliman pilots Martha Jane to victory in the first baby race at Ascot as several first timers race. Results list multiple horses across six races with winners and placings including Martha Jane, Kate Ruins, Avontelles, Fancasia, Matapan and Cenoplan among others with times and odds noted.
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Martha Jane
Los Angeles
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Ascot
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Alge
Ren
Tennessee Senate bids to criminalize horse race betting
Senator Lon Joust introduced a bill in Nashville to outlaw betting on horse races in Tennessee. It classifies track owners permitting wagers as felons with fines from 250 to 500 dollars and 1 to 3 years imprisonment, with corporate penalties and separate misdemeanors for individuals. The bill also makes out-of-state betting a misdemeanor and lists numerous names and racing notes from the era. The report also notes jockey injuries and upcoming stakes at Oaklawn and Brighton meetings, plus various race entries and illnesses among horses.
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Tenn
Lon Joust
Hamilton County
State Senate
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Goldcrest
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Allete
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Mannltal Bey
Pifin Tate
Wat
Morse
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Belling
Horne
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Oakland
Siva
Lambertia Os
Weatherford
Doytat Hs
Roeylight
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Cite
Terug
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Farl Rogers
Boland
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Euntros
Wheatstone
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Jake Ward
Wat Horne
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Cart
VigornKo
Whitman
Huoge
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Ascot
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Stoeesel
Mortlate
Trenaureseckar
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Cyclops
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Nelson
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Abbey Belle Wat
National Association Reorders Baseball Leagues Rules
The National Association of Baseball Leagues revised its constitution and board, adding J D B O'Brien of Milwaukee to arbitration. P T Powers was re elected president, with J H Farrell as secretary and arbiter. Umpires now come under contract rules and face similar penalties as players, while a push for AA classification by some leagues met strong protests from others.
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National Association of Baseball Leagues
JDB
O'Brien
Milwaukee
American Baseball Association
Ed Grillo
Cincinnati
J H. Farrell
Auburn
New York State League
Board of Arbitration
National Association
Tri-State League
Wilmington
Trenton
Atlantic League
Paciic Coast League
California
National Board
National Commission
Eastern League
American Association
Pacific Coast League
Southern Association
F. R Carson
South Bend
Ind
Natonal Baseball Commission
Sumilar
W. R. Armour
Toledo
Ohio
Star Battery Signs By Comiskey For Another Year
All star pitchers Nick Altrock and Eily Sullivan signed contracts with Charles A Comiskey for another season. Altrock appeared eager to seal the deal while Sullivan also put pen to paper. The headlines note Comiskey’s temperate stance on player salaries and the Chicago signing push.
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Altrock
Nick
Comiskey
Chicago
Eily Sullivan
Pitcher to Join Hoosiers Late February
It is expected he will begin work with the Hoosiers about February 18. Bloomington authorities have been informed that the pitcher may remain on campus until the National League season opens in April.
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Hoosiers
Bloomington
Jumpers Listed By Tri-State Under Contract Disputes
The Tri-State committee releases a list of players labeled jumpers who refused to report to clubs. Those who cannot be retained face return to their former clubs unless negotiations preserve them in the Tri-State. Names include Hod Breoaler, Doegher, Reisling, Sebring, Ward, Tred, Badel, Croliuz, O'Den, Chapelle, McFarland, Cooper, Daniele, Memerly, Hartley, Rementer, Delninger, Wiege, Unglaub, Wolverton and others across Williamsport Lancaster Altoona Johnstown Harrisburg York Newark Holyoke Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia and more in the national agreement fallout.
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Delny
Syl-State
Witl
Hod” Breoaler
Williamaport
Boston
H Doegher
Hartinburx
Brooklys
Gwens
York
Sty Eeese -Brooklyn F.C
Reisling
Lancaster
Brooklyn
James Sebri
Walter
Hartley
W. Rementer
Langaster
Delninger
Altoone
Binghamton Holyoke
Mass Holyoke
Man
Toleds LC
Wiltse
Johnstown
M of O'Neil
Louly
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Philadelphia
Nat Joseph Myers
Harry Glorson
Williamsport
St. Lowie
Robert Unglaub
Hoston
H . Wolverton
C. Balmer
Boston Nati
Durham
Welgand
Brookly
Busy Baseball Slate For Western High School Team
Manager Rafter of the Western High School baseball team announces an active schedule for the season. The slate includes games against Washington School for Boys, Maryland Agricultural College, Staunton Military Academy, and Gallaudet College, with out of town matches at Orange and Staunton. Key players from last season such as Capt. Michael, Radford, Morse, Howard, Kemp, Fort Skelten, and Pohiemus are back, plus newcomers expected to join. Additional games with Georgetown Prep, Kensington, Hockville, Takoma Park, and George Washington Reserves are planned but dates are pending. The High School League schedule remains to be arranged.
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Western High
Creek
Staunton Miliary Academy
Woodberry- Forrest
Washington School For
Michael
Princeton
Radford
Morse
Howard
Kemp
Fort Skelten
Pohiemus
Washington Schoolor
Meryland Agricultural College
Washington School For Boys
Episcopal High School
Gallaudet College
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
Army and Navy Preparatory School
Gallaudet Collage
Western High School Basketball Schedule Set
Western High School has arranged its basketball schedule with Eastern and Technical only. Manager Morse released the list noting no other schools yet field teams. Games include Eastern at Western January 16 and Western at Eastern February 12 among others.
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Eastern and Technical
Western High School
Morse
Fastern
Eastern
Technical
Western
Durnell Faces Possible Permanent Ban From American Turf
Jockey Club stewards may refuse Boots Durnell a trainer license this week. The decision follows a long feud and prior reinstatement efforts tied to John W Gates and William Pinkerton. Also noted are updates on baseball magnates and intercollegiate regatta plans including centipede races at Poughkeepsie.
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Durneil
Washington Post
New York
Boots” Darnell
Post
Durnell
Pacific Coast Jockey Club
I Durnell
California
Los Angeles
John J McCafferty
John W Gates
William Pinkerton
Tom Williams
John W. Gates
John A. Drake
Miller Reinstated in Bookbinders Union After Stormy Meeting
W A Miller formerly ousted by the union and from a bindery post was admitted to the bookbinders union after a contentious session. The action follows a 1903 dismissal by the Public Printer, Roosevelt directed reinstatement, and Miller’s recent request to reopen the case citing his nonunion work refusal.
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Bookbinders' Union
Miller
J A Cogan
Government Printing Office
Minneapolis
Chicago
Ashton
Hns
No 4 International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
Civl Service Commission
Roosevelt
FILEMAN BROS CLEARANCE SALE OFFERING BIG SAVINGS
FILEMAN BROS offers men and boys a semi annual clearance in Washington. All winter fancy suits and heavy weight overcoats are 1 third off marked prices. See window display for styles and patterns.
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